Estate of Kirkpatrick v. City of Olathe

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• containing a separate analysis for award of attorney fees and consequential damages
• To succeed on a claim for inverse condemnation, a party must establish that a taking has occurred.
• \damage must be substantial and must be the planned or inevitable result of government action undertaken for public benefit\
• \The question of whether there has been a compensable taking is one of law.\
• inverse condemnation action; recognizing “right of access” is distinct from the “regulation of traffic flow” or “circuity of access” and “right of access” applies only to and from abutting public roads or highways
• \The conclusion that compensation is only required where a transfer of property rights has occurred or where property damage is needed to complete a public improvement project is not based in the language of the EDPA.\

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